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World Cup Draw: Argentina, US Face Off
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The World Cup draw for 2026 has been held, revealing the group stage matchups for the expanded tournament featuring 48 teams. Defending champions Argentina will face Algeria, while the US will open against Paraguay. The draw ceremony was star-studded, with former President Donald Trump receiving a peace prize from FIFA. The tournament will kick off on June 11th, with the US playing their first match on June 12th against Australia, followed by games against Turkey, Romania, Slovakia, or Kosovo. Mexico will host the opening match against South Africa. The tournament will conclude with the final on July 19th.
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